ireadyermind
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Iread- glad to hear everything is normal. What's the next step for testing? I also wonder how some people can't handle certain procedures that cause mild discomfort. Like how some ladies crawl up the bed and lose their minds during a cervical exam for labor eval. I have to wonder how they got pregnant (I know thru sex due to prenatal records)...because I'm pretty sure my finger is smaller than a penis lol. And in there far less time.
lol! You crack me up. But I have to agree! How'd they get pregnant if they're losing their minds over having a finger put in there? Oh man. It makes me think of women in the early 1900s who'd faint at the drop of a hat. I always wondered just how was it they were fainting over such dumb things. I've fainted before, and it was because of heat stroke! Not seeing a mouse, or something. Haha.
IRYM - glad everything looked ok, mine friend said hers really hurt but she had both tubes blocked and it opened one of them. I wonder if that is why it hurts for some. But mine wasn't bad at all lol. Hoping you guys will be able to get pregnant with some hormone medsAlso I have totally stunk at the not testing I took on on 6dpo hahahaha. Felt bad for my DH i've been super moapy and whinny this cycle. I've cried at the stupidest things ugh really hoping for that bfp!!!
This was painful, but in the "man this is a really bad cramp" sort of way. I can't imagine what it'd feel like if this procedure opened up a tube, though. I bet it hurts a LOT! Those people get a pass if they feel woozy afterwards. Haha
Glad all is good IRYM! One less thing to stress about. What's next?
Thanks! I don't know for sure what's next. I have to wait for the fertility doctor to review all my previous tests and then let me know where we go from here. I personally believe that it will be hormone testing for things like estrogen, progesterone, etc.